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Tuesday, September 13, 2016

A Rare Case of Cooperation in Washington

D.C. animal welfare groups merge to better serve the communityIn February, animal control officers in Washington, D.C., visited a home that had more than 20 dogs—from adults to newborns to 3-month-old puppies—who had all been exposed to parvo. The officers brought them to an animal welfare organization’s veterinary clinic in Northeast D.C.It wasn’t an unusual protocol, but this time, the process moved exceptionally quickly. Officers didn’t have to wait and figure out if the clinic could take the animals. They brought them right in, and staff were treating the dogs within 45 minutes.To read more on this story, click here:A Rare Case of Cooperation in Washington

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This is Jonas, a shih-tzu/yorkie mix. My husband and I rescued him on September 24, 2013, from the Washington Humane Society, Washington, DC, at 9-months-old. He is as adorable as he looks. He will be 5-years-old in December 2018. He has bought so much joy to our lives.

My little rescue, Jonas!

We rescued Jonas, a shih-tzu/yorkie mix from the Washington Humane Society, on September 24, 2013